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international missions

We support a variety of international ministries through prayer, financial contributions, and humanitarian aid. But there is nothing as powerful as putting “boots on the ground” to live out the Acts 1:8 call to go.

Several times each year, our church family has the opportunity to join international mission trips, providing medical care, kids’ programs, construction, teaching, spiritual guidance, and whatever is needed to share the Gospel.

Our lead pastor’s passion for global ministry continues to shape the heart of our church, inspiring us to see lives transformed and the good news of Jesus reach every corner of the world.
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answering the call

We believe every member of Church of the Harvest can play a part in God’s mission. Use our Missions Interest Form to discover how you can contribute, serve, or go alongside others in sharing the Gospel.

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Explore previous trips

Explore highlights and photos from our past missions trips around the world. Each tab features a different destination—showing how teams from Harvest have served, connected, and shared God’s love across cultures.
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Brazil

In 2017, a team from Church of the Harvest traveled to Campos do Jordão, Brazil, for a week of ministry in the Monte Carlo neighborhood. The team partnered with local churches to serve families, students, and the community through school assemblies, outreach events, medical ministry, and nightly services.
Brazilian flag Credit: mateus-campos-felipe-Koo05y0j1Aw-unsplashA beautiful Brazilian town with a grove of palm trees. Credit: gustavo-nacht-u6dnvgLiIMw-unsplash
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Cambodia

In May 2019, Pastors David and Traci Frech traveled to Phnom Penh, Cambodia, to minister at the Strong Church Conference. Over several days, they joined local pastors and leaders for a series of teaching sessions focused on strengthening the church and equipping believers for ministry.
A dusty dirt road that runs through a small town in Cambodia. Credit: allphoto-bangkok-fHLqRr2b7CU-unsplashA cambodian temple from a distance at sunset
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Ethiopia

A Church of the Harvest team traveled to Ethiopia for a medical missions trip, providing care and compassion to local communities. Through clinics and prayer, the team met both physical and spiritual needs, sharing the love of Christ in a tangible way.
An Ethiopian man rides his bike down a dirt road with a friend running alongside him. Credit: taylor-flowe-efOD1uIR8ic-unsplashA view of two grass huts in a beautiful lush green field with a view of the mountains in Ethiopia. Credit: temesgen-negussie-AGG0yz1YGgk-unsplash
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Honduras

In 2022, a Church of the Harvest missions team traveled to Honduras for a week of medical and spiritual outreach. Partnering with local churches, pastors, and medical professionals, the team provided healthcare services, prayer, and encouragement to local families while sharing the love of Christ throughout the community.
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A stunning sunset view of a mountain neighborhood in Honduras. Credit: hector-emilio-gonzalez-O0febF9UQro-unsplashA woman in a white sweater lays her hand on the face of a woman in a mask in prayer
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India

Church of the Harvest has partnered with ministries in India through multiple trips, including visits in 2005 and 2018. The team served alongside local missionaries and supported an orphanage in Delhi, providing care, encouragement, and needed supplies for the children.
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A bright yellow little car drives through a narrow street full of colorful building fronts. Pastor David poses for a photo with a group from a local church in India
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Malawi

In 2017, a Church of the Harvest team traveled to Malawi for a time of preaching, prayer, and ministry. The trip also included participation in a graduation celebration and church services with the community.
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A group of young boys in Malawi smiling and posing for the cameraA man translating for Pastor David in Malawi
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Mexico

In 2003, a Church of the Harvest team traveled to Mexico for a missions trip focused on ministry and outreach. Pastor David and Pastor Tracy ministered in local church, visited homes, and held healing and deliverance services
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Pastor Tracy ministering in MexicoPastor David and Tracy posing in front of a Bible Institute in Mexico
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Nigeria

Church of the Harvest has partnered with ministries in Nigeria through both medical missions and pastoral outreach. In 2022, the team provided medical care and prayer to local communities, and in 2025, Pastor David will lead Hearts for the Harvest—a pastors and ministers conference, a time of evangelism, prayer, healing and deliverance.
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An aerial shot of a Nigerian city. Credit: namnso-ukpanah-vvQW-3yfuos-unsplashA group of men worshiping during a church service as Pastor David prays over members of the congregation in the background.
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Pakistan

Church of the Harvest has partnered with ministries in Pakistan through multiple trips focused on outreach and evangelism. In 2022, Pastor David Frech visited Lahore to minister and connect with local leaders, and in 2024, the team returned to visit orphanages, brickyards, and churches—culminating in a large crusade where thousands experienced healing, deliverance, and salvation.
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Pastor David ministers to children in the brickyards in Pakistan, his translator stand nearby to assist. An aerial view of a crowd of ten thousands and red carpeted stage.
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The Philippines

Church of the Harvest has partnered for years with local pastors and churches across the Philippines, ministering through medical missions, pastors’ conferences, and evangelistic crusades. Teams have served in cities throughout Mindanao—sharing the gospel, providing care, and strengthening the church through ongoing relationships and faithful ministry.
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Pastor David posing for a photo with 7 other pastors and friends in the Philippines.
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Roca Blanca

Since 2016, Church of the Harvest has partnered with the Roca Blanca Missions Base in Oaxaca, Mexico, serving alongside Duane and Sue Kershner to reach unreached people groups and support local churches. Through annual trips, teams have ministered in nearby towns, led children’s and youth programs, conducted medical outreaches, and completed service projects. Each visit has strengthened relationships, encouraged local believers, and expanded the church’s global impact through hands-on ministry and partnership.
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A group of youth running into the ocean in Roca BlancaA group from Church of the Harvest praying over a couple in Roca Blanca
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Romania

In 2003, Pastor David and a team from Church of the Harvest traveled to Romania to partner with local pastors and churches. The team ministered through preaching, prayer, and deliverance, encouraging believers and strengthening the local church.
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An aerial view of a city in Romania. Credit: theo-lonic-DMXykSxXxcE-unsplashPastor David Praying over an elderly woman at a church in Romania
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Zimbabwe

In 2007, Pastor David and Pastor Tracy traveled to Zimbabwe for a medical missions trip. They visited hospitals, prayed for the sick, and ministered to those in need, bringing comfort and hope through the love of Christ.
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A herd of elephants walking single file across the land in Zimbabwe. Credit: beauty-van-stam-XT70Wln1280-unsplashPastor Tracy prays with two children, one wearing a head bandage, as another woman extends her hand in prayer.
Mission trip FAQS
who can go on missions trips?

Missions trips are open to anyone with a heart to serve. Each trip may have specific requirements based on location and ministry focus, but whether you’re new to missions or experienced, there’s a place for you. No minors without express permission from parents, or a parent accompanying them.

How are trips selected and planned?

Each year, Church of the Harvest partners with trusted ministries and local churches around the world to identify opportunities where we can make a lasting impact. Locations and trip details are prayerfully planned and announced in advance.

How do I sign up for a trip?

Once trips are announced, you can apply through our Missions page. After submitting your application, a team leader will contact you with next steps, training sessions, and fundraising information.

What if I’ve never been on a missions trip before?

No problem! We provide team meetings and pre-trip training to prepare you spiritually, practically, and culturally. You’ll be equipped and supported every step of the way.

How are trips funded?

Participants are encouraged to raise funds through personal support, donations, and fundraising events. Church of the Harvest also provides guidance and resources to help make this process easier.

What kinds of work will we do on a missions trip?

Depending on the location, teams may serve through children’s ministry, construction, outreach, evangelism, prayer, or community development. Each trip is designed to meet real needs and show the love of Jesus in practical ways.

Do I need a passport or vaccinations?

Yes, a valid passport is required for all international trips. Some destinations may require vaccinations—specific guidance will be provided once your trip is confirmed.

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